Mrs. Bumbleberry And The Elegant Swan
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"It's back!" called Katy. "Look it's back!" Katy was in Mrs. Bumbleberry's kitchen looking out the window.
Mrs. Bumbleberry walked over to Katy. "What's back?" she asked.
"The garden" answered Katy. "See there by the shed."
Mrs. Bumbleberry looked where Katy was pointing. Several yellow flowers were starting to bloom. "The daffodils are blooming. That's a sure sign spring is on its way."
"I miss the garden, Mrs. B" said Katy. "I wish it wasn't raining. We could go out and look at the flowers."
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About the Book
Katy tells Mrs. Bumbleberry she has nothing to do on spring break. Andie’s friend, Sophie, is visiting and Katy thinks they are too busy to play with her. Mrs. B suggests Katy could play with Andi and Sophie. Mrs. B makes brownies to take over to Andi’s house as a gift. Katy goes along to deliver the brownies. She meets Sophie, and Mrs. B offers to take the girls to Oakwood Park the next day. At the park the girls visit the butterfly house, feed the swans and ride the carousel. Katy realizes she likes Sophie and they become friends. Through the process Katy learns you can’t judge people you never meet, and doing things together is more fun. This is the ninth book in the Mrs. Bumbleberry series.
About the Author
Kathleen Beining lives in eastern Missouri. She is a devout Christian who believes in the importance of Christian values and family. She enjoys traveling, painting, and doing needlework. This is the tenth children’s book she has written.